Clothesline Project is an awareness campaign that allows survivors to tell their stories on t-shirts.

T-shirts have a color code:
White - In memory of women who died because of Domestic Violence
Yellows or Beiges - Represent battered or assaulted women
Reds, Pinks, and Oranges - Are for survivors of rape and sexual assault
Blues and Greens - Represent survivors of incest and sexual abuse
Purples - Represent women attacked because of their sexual orientation
Black - Is for women attacked for political reasons

Clothesline Project Bracelets are a simple, wearable reminder of this moving tribute. The bracelet is comprised of tiny T-shirt beads that are individually fabricated from glass. Each bracelet is handmade by local artists Barbara Hay and Gina Mummert, co-owners of Two Songs. Sterling Silver connects the beads, with a bundle of silver clothesline and a miniature silver clothespin charm, which is engraved with the words, “Break The Silence”. Each Clothesline Bracelet is an individual work of art. While they share common characteristics, no two will ever be exactly alike. 50% of the proceeds go toward the Open Arms endowment account.

For more information or to order Clothesline Project jewelry call Open Arms at
419-420-9261